瑜伽論記 2.326

2.326

Under "If the intrinsic nature of the self were utterly and permanently non-existent, then there would be no one experiencing the fruit of karma": one cannot say that because it does not exist in the future, it also does not exist in the present. Since it exists in the present, the self cannot be utterly and permanently non-existent. Therefore, the intrinsic nature of the self exists in the present, and is utterly and permanently non-existent in the future; then there would be no one experiencing the maturation of karma, and thus it becomes annihilationism.